Economics · Production Theory - Product Exhaustion Theorem
Assertion (A): The product exhaustion theorem demonstrates that under Increasing Returns to Scale (IRS) and perfect competition, the total value of output is exactly exhausted by the payments made to the factors of production. Reason (R): Euler's Theorem states that for a linearly homogeneous production function of degree 1 (Constant Returns to Scale), MPL · L + MPK · K = Q.
- 1A is not correct, but R is correct✓
- 2A is correct, but R is not correct
- 3Both A and R are correct, but R is NOT the correct explanation of A
- 4Both A and R are correct, and R is the correct explanation of A
Correct answer
A is not correct, but R is correct
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